Annual Report - American Red Cross

2011
Annual Report
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Los Angeles Region
Mission Statement
The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional
Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief
to victims of disaster and help people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.
Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Network
Humanity • Impartiality • Neutrality • Independence • Voluntary service • Unity • Universality
© 2011 The American National Red Cross
A Message from the Chairman and CEO
On March 11, 2011, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami destroyed entire
communities in northeastern Japan. With more than 20,000 people killed or missing, 800,000
homes completely or partially destroyed, and economic losses of more than $300 billion, it is
considered the worst disaster in Japan’s recorded history.
Within hours of this cataclysmic disaster, generous Southland residents and businesses opened
their hearts and pocketbooks to raise funds for our sister organization, the Japanese Red Cross
Society.
The Japan disaster hit home for Southern Californians because our area is long overdue for the
“Big One,” an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 or higher. With Los Angeles County’s population of nearly
10 million, more people than ever before are at risk when the Big One hits.
Like Japan and Chile, which experienced an 8.8 quake in 2010, we are vulnerable to earthquakes.
However, unlike those countries, our community members are much less prepared. We saw this
earthquake. Our study, released in April 2011, outlined how the Chileans’ personal preparedness
efforts saved many lives during that terrible quake.
These recent earthquakes reinforce how urgent it is for us to prepare our communities for a
catastrophic disaster. That’s why we are promoting “PrepareSoCal” – a multi-year campaign to
create more resilient communities that are better equipped to help each other prevent, prepare for
and respond to life-threatening disasters.
Preparedness starts with you. Please join us in taking the necessary steps to become personally
prepared, and then help others reach this goal. For more information about the campaign and what
you can do to help, please visit PrepareSoCal.org.
Paul Schulz
CEO, Los Angeles Region
Jeff Sakaguchi
Chair, Los Angeles Region
You Make It Possible
The American Red Cross Los Angeles Region provides vital services to 272 L.A. County
We’re able to provide these services thanks to a corps of 3,185 dedicated volunteers and
the generosity of our donors. The American Red Cross puts these donations to good
use. We are proud to tell donors that we invest an average of 91 cents of every dollar in
humanitarian services and programs, well above the industry standard.
How do we do it? By practicing what we preach: preparedness. We train our volunteers.
We plan ahead for the types of disasters that strike in our communities. And we train
individuals, businesses and community groups, so that they too can be prepared.
about how we help our neighbors—down the street, across the country and around the
world. The Red Cross L.A. Region provided services to the communities in our region
through a network of seven local Red Cross chapters: Arcadia, Antelope Valley, Glendale,
Claremont, Santa Monica, San Gabriel Pomona Valley and Los Angeles.
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Down the Street
Local Disaster Relief
We’re ready to respond to disasters 7 days a week, 365 days a year in our community,
providing shelter, food, clothing and emotional support at no cost to those in need.
The Red Cross Los Angeles Region is part of a nationwide network of Red Cross
chapters that work together to provide relief during large-scale, as well as smaller
disasters.
home, possessions and sense of security.
We assisted a total of 1,867 community members. These include individuals, families and
groups of people sharing a dwelling. In December 2010, the Red Cross was called by the
L.A. Fire Dept. to assist 21 residents of a two-story home in Boyle Heights.
Most of the clients were Mariachi musicians who made their living performing at the
comfort kits and lodging to the 20 residents.
Opening Shelters for Fire Evacuees
If a disaster displaces a large number of residents, the Red Cross will often open a shelter
mid-Wilshire area spent seven days at the Robert F. Kennedy Community School, which
had just opened its doors to students in September 2010.
Mark Woodhouse was one of the 537 people who received assistance from the Red
Cross at L.A. Region disaster shelters.
possessions, only what’s important to you.” (Mark took his Labrador/German Shepherd
dog.) At the shelter, Woodhouse received meals, snacks, hygiene items, like a toothbrush,
assistance in replacing his medication, and emotional assistance in starting over after the
he said.
Responding to Home Fires
Disaster volunteers Jamie Hoffman from
the Claremont Chapter and Roxanne
Schorbach from the San Gabriel Pomona
Valley Chapter respond to a home fire in
Glendora. The fire completely destroyed
the home, and the Red Cross provided
the family with housing and food. This
was one of 363 home fires the Red Cross
L.A. Region responded to during the year.
Down the Street
Serving the Military, Their Families and Veterans
When someone in the military is faced with a family emergency or a death, the Red Cross
provides around-the-clock emergency communications, relaying urgent messages anywhere in the world. Just ask Whittier resident Sgt. Peter Graves, a soldier stationed in Iraq
whose mother had been diagnosed with cancer and was hospitalized.
Joe Leal, a family readiness support assistant with the U. S. Army Reserves in El Monte,
knew time was of the essence after visiting Graves’ mother in the hospital. Leal worked
within 72 hours. Fortunately, Graves’ ordeal had a happy ending, and he was home in time
to help speed his mother’s recovery.
The Red Cross Los Angeles Region provides support to all active-duty military members,
National Guard and Reserve members, veterans and their families. During 2011, the Red
Cross L.A. Region briefed 4,214 people about our services through the “Get to Know Us
Before You Need Us” program; and provided services to 1,715 members of the Armed
Forces and their families.
Relaying Urgent Messages
The American Red Cross assisted
Whittier resident Sgt. Peter Graves
return home from Iraq to be with his
mother after she was diagnosed with
cancer and hospitalized. Military
families rely on Red Cross-verified
communications, which help
commanders decide when to
grant leave.
Making Sure Blood Is Available When Needed
Many of us have either needed blood or know someone who has needed it. The Red
Cross serves the needs of communities across the U.S. by providing 43 percent of the
nation’s blood supply. In the Los Angeles Region, the Red Cross collected 284,352 units
of blood from community members in fiscal year 2011. If you are at least 17 years
old, weigh 110 pounds or more and are generally in good health, please give the gift that
keeps on giving --- make an appointment to donate blood at (800) 448-3543.
Down the Street
CPR Saves Lives
Edward Merhabskie never thought he was a candidate for a heart attack. The 53-year-old
supervisor at Senior Aerospace SSP in Burbank exercises regularly and hasn’t touched a
doughnut in 35 years. Just after lunch in Nov. 2010, Merhabskie suffered cardiac arrest.
A co-worker, Rick Cruz, said, “I heard him gasping for air, and he was turning purple.” Cruz,
who has taken Red Cross CPR and First Aid courses at work, acted quickly. He began
CPR and continued until paramedics arrived. Hospital personnel commended Cruz and
said he saved his co-worker’s life.
In addition to training 131,177 individuals in CPR, first aid, aquatics and water safety, the
L.A. Region trained 9,716 individuals in California Child Care, Nurse Assistant Training and
other safety classes.
International Services, Holocaust Tracing
When Martine Zoller was young, she would ask her father, Joseph, why he had a number
tattooed on his arm. Joseph jokingly told her that it was his parents’ telephone number, in
case he ever got lost. The truth was that Joseph was a Holocaust survivor.
When Joseph died, Martine and her sister, Cheryl, wanted to learn more about what
happened to their father during the Holocaust. They turned to the American Red Cross
Holocaust and War Victims Tracing Center, which conducts searches for family members
missing or killed in the Holocaust.
In March, 2011, new data surfaced. L.A. Region International Services caseworkers provided the sisters with an original copy of Joseph’s prisoner number — B6937. He was at
Joseph’s father and mother.
As part of a worldwide humanitarian network, the Los Angeles Region assisted with
187 Holocaust and international tracing cases in 2011.
Be a Lifesaver
Rick Cruz received a lifesaving medal
from the Red Cross for saving the life of
his co-worker, Edward Merhabskie. The
Red Cross L.A. Region provides CPR and
First Aid training classes for employees
at workplaces throughout the Southland.
To register for a Health and Safety class,
please call 800-627-7000.
Across the Country
Through a network of nearly 600 chapters, 36 blood services regions and a presence on
military installations across the country, the American Red Cross helps people when they
need it most: when disaster strikes; when a hospital patient is in need of lifesaving blood;
when a military family needs emergency assistance; and when people want to learn the
skills needed to protect themselves and their family.
Helping Families After Disaster
2011 at a Glance
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Winter 2011 brought severe winter storms to a large portion of the U.S., knocking out
power for thousands of people and closing schools and businesses. In January, Red Cross
workers operated shelters from Florida to Connecticut to help those affected by storms.
Severe weather continued into February as a massive winter storm buried the country in
ice and snow from the Rocky Mountains to Maine. The Red Cross responded in 19 states,
offering food, comfort and a safe place to stay to hundreds of people.
Multiple disasters in spring 2011 made it one of the deadliest seasons in U.S. history. A severe outbreak of tornadoes across the South and Midwest—which hit communities such
as Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Joplin, Mo.—took lives and destroyed homes. Red Cross workers
were on the ground immediately to help, providing shelter for people whose homes were
damaged or destroyed, and fanning out across affected areas to assess the damage. Red
Cross nurses and mental health workers were also deployed to help people cope with the
aftermath of these disasters.
spring, Texas grappled with the opposite extreme, as an exceptional drought continued
were threatened or destroyed.
and distributing 1.5 million relief items.
Nearly 140 disaster volunteers from the
Red Cross L.A. Region spent a minimum of two weeks
helping at national disaster sites in 2011.
Preparing SoCal for a Catastrophic Disaster
Studies have shown that being prepared is the most critical step in a community’s ability
to recover after a major earthquake. To encourage Southern Californians to make
preparedness a priority, the L.A. Region is promoting PrepareSoCal — a three-year
campaign with the goal of creating more resilient communities that are better equipped
to help each other prevent, prepare for and respond to life-threatening disasters.
In addition to promoting personal preparedness, we are increasing our capacity to feed
and shelter those residents who will turn to the Red Cross for help after a quake hits.
We plan to increase the number of shelter spaces in our region from 210,000 to 500,000.
To do this, we will continue to develop partnerships with cities and local governments, as
we’ve done recently with L.A. County Parks and Recreation, L.A. Community College
District, Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District, and cities including Burbank,
Santa Clarita, and Hawthorne.
We are also working to increase our ability to serve and distribute meals from a current
1.8 million to 4 million meals per day in the next three years. Chicken of the Sea is just one
of the vendors in 2011 that agreed to work with the Red Cross to provide food products
when disaster strikes.
Southern California is one of the most
at-risk areas for earthquakes, which is why
we are promoting PrepareSoCal. As part
of the L.A. Region’s community education
preparedness efforts, we distributed
information --- which is in Spanish and
several other languages --- to 102,017
individuals in fiscal year 2011 at events
and through other channels.
Our Committed Volunteer Team
The Red Cross is defined by the time, commitment and dedication of its volunteers.
This year, 3,185 volunteers helped provide direct services to the communities in the
Los Angeles Region. This includes 717 youth volunteers who are primarily affiliated
with the region’s 38 high school youth clubs.
Three volunteers who exemplify this 3,000-plus member team are the winners of the
2011 Regional Volunteer of the Year awards: Bob Carey, Mark Lim and Jerome Thierry.
Carey is a volunteer photographer and videographer who helps the Red Cross tell its story
through visual images; Lim is a master of disaster logistics and a committed community
presenter; and Thierry, who began volunteering in 1977 as a Red Cross youth member,
has worked at countless large and small disasters and makes himself available day and
night to help others.
To learn more about the variety of volunteer positions available at the Red Cross, please
visit www.redcrossla.org/volunteer.
L.A. Region volunteers Mark Lim, Bob Carey
and Jerome Thierry received the 2011
Regional Volunteers of the Year award.
Our Donors
Saluting Our Generous Los Angeles Region Donors
Within weeks after the 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that rocked Japan on
March 11, 2011, thousands of Los Angeles Region-based businesses, foundations,
organizations, family foundations and community members opened their wallets for
Japan relief. Many groups and individuals, like actor Josh Duhamel, were creative
in their fundraising efforts. Working with the Santa Monica Red Cross, Duhamel
hosted the “Youth Run 4 Japan,” in which he and his wife, singer Stacy Ferguson
(Fergie), and other celebrities joined 4,000 young people in a 2-mile run on the
Santa Monica beach to support Japan relief efforts.
The Los Angeles Region hosted several fundraising events during fiscal year 2011 to
support local programs and services, including: the November 2010 Heroes Breakfast,
honoring former Los Angeles Mayor and business leader Richard Riordan, ABC7 and
Southern California Edison (SCE); a New Year’s Eve Gala held at The Craven Estate
(headquarters for the San Gabriel Pomona Valley Chapter Red Cross) featuring a
Monte Carlo gaming room and dancing; the Red Tie Affair in April 2011 at Santa
Monica’s Fairmont Hotel honoring actress and comedian Betty White, Josh Duhamel
and a remarkable team of doctors and medical specialists from Saint John's Health
Center; and the 20th Annual Fritz Coleman Comedy Night held in Glendale, which
featured the NBC4 weatherman and four stand-up comedians.
We are deeply grateful to all Los Angeles Region donors who have made contributions
to assist those affected by international, national and local disasters, as well as the
many programs and services provided here in the L.A. area.
We especially applaud those members of our giving societies, including the Tiffany
Circle, a network of women leaders and philanthropists who each donate at least
$10,000 annually, and the McCoy Legacy Society, forward-thinking individuals who
have made a donation through a planned gift. We also deeply appreciate those
donors who remember the Red Cross in their wills, trusts and estates. Your support
makes our lifesaving services possible.
Gail McGovern, president
and CEO of the American
Red Cross (left) and
Dr. Robert Amonic, chair,
Red Cross Santa Monica
Board of Directors, congratulate
actress and comedian Betty White,
who received the American Red Cross
"Crystal Cross” award in April 2011
at the Red Tie Affair.
Around the World
With your support, the American Red Cross responds to disasters, builds safer communities and educates future humanitarians around the world every day. This past year, we
worked with our partners in the global Red Cross and Red Crescent network to assist
229 million people in 76 countries.
Responding to Disasters
When disasters hit, the local Red Cross or Red Crescent can often handle the crisis
alone, but sometimes they reach out for help. The American Red Cross helps meet
urgent needs by deploying disaster specialists, mobilizing relief supplies and contributing
assistance to more than 8.6 million people, from Japan to Haiti.
For example, after a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit Japan in March 2011, the
American Red Cross joined the Japanese Red Cross to help provide water and new
appliances, as well as repair damaged medical facilities. As of June 2011, the American
Red Cross has provided $230.8 million to the Japanese Red Cross and other partners
to support relief operations, reaching more than 200,000 people with assistance.
Last year, the American Red Cross continued to help people in Haiti rebuild and recover
from the January 2010 earthquake. The Red Cross is helping Haitians rebuild their lives
through activities such as constructing homes, delivering clean water, supporting hospitals,
improving sanitation and trash disposal, providing income-generating opportunities and
Building Safer, Healthier Communities
The American Red Cross works with its Red Cross and Red Crescent partners to build
safer, more resilient communities around the world, reducing the devastating effects of
natural disasters and health crises.
Continuing the highly successful Measles Initiative, the American Red Cross helped lead
the program toward vaccinating 1 billion children in the last decade, putting us on the
continued path toward eradicating this deadly disease. Since the Measles Initiative began
in 2001, measles deaths have decreased by 78 percent worldwide.
Educating Future Humanitarians
Humanitarian principles are at the core of the Red Cross mission, and continuing this work
requires inspiring and engaging the next generation. Across the United States, American
Red Cross chapters help both adults and youth understand International Humanitarian
Law and its relevance to our daily lives and the issues we face as a country.
Last year, the American Red Cross educated 139,000 people in more than 40 states
in International Humanitarian Law, teaching students about humanitarian issues around
the world and the critical need to protect civilians as well as combatants in times of war
Children try out the new hand washing
taps set up by the Japanese Red Cross
at an evacuation center in Ishinomaki.
2011 at a Glance
The American Red Cros
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• Worked to reconnect
more than 5,300 familie
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separated by internation
al
wars and disasters.
• Equipped communitie
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and Red Cross partners
in 33 countries to be
better prepared for the
next disaster.
• Helped protect 220
million children worldwi
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from measles in 2011,
and
1 billion in the last deca
de.
Your Red Cross Los Angeles Regional Board
Officers
Jeff Sakaguchi – Board Chair
Martin Cozyn – Chair-Elect
Executive Vice President , Human Resources
Occidental Petroleum
David DiCristofaro – Vice Chair
Senior Vice President and Regional President
Wells Fargo, LA Metro Region
Barbara E. Mathews – Vice Chair
Vice President, Associate General Counsel
Chief Governance Officer &
Corporate Secretary
Southern California Edison and
Edison International
Marianne Lamutt – Secretary
Executive Vice President , City National Bank
Board Members
David Allen, Partner
Barnes & Thornburg, LLP
Joel Anik, West Region Managing Partner
Grant Thornton, LLP
Steven D. Atlee, Partner
Winston and Strawn, LLP
Chris Brandt , National Managing Director
Healthcare Private Consulting
Deloitte Consulting
Gary Campanella, Senior Manager
Office Services
The Capital Group Companies
Bruce B. Daly
Principal, Deloitte & Touche, LLP
David Fuhrman
Managing Partner, Willis Insurance Services
Rod Hagenbuch*
Strategic Advisor, Raymond James Associates
Meloni M. Hallock, CEO
Acacia Wealth Advisors
Joan E. Herman, President & CEO
Herman & Associates, LLC
Kirk Hyde, President*
Hyde Properties, LLC
Lois Ingham
Joseph H. Kanimian, Law Offices of
Joseph H. Kanimian
Bret Lane, Vice President of Field Services
Southern California Gas Company
Rob Levy, Executive Vice President
Worldwide Sales & Marketing
Herbalife
Johannes Masserer, Director, Client Relations
Patina Restaurant Group
Bowen H. McCoy, President*
Buzz McCoy Associates, Inc.
Cheryl L. Moersen, Principal, Advisory Services
Ernst & Young, LLP
Christine Neal
Senior Vice President of Finance
Unified Grocers
John Packwood, Partner, RDF, LLP
Robert C. Petersen, Senior Vice President
and Regional Manager
Los Angeles Commercial Banking Group
Union Bank
Jeffrey A. Rosenfeld, Partner
DLA Piper, LLC (U.S.)
Darren Seidel, Vice President
International Finance
Warner Home Entertainment Group
Ellis Stanley, General Manager, Dewberry
Csaba Takach
Senior Vice President, Worldwide Logistics
& International Operations
Mattel, Inc.
Ex-Officio Board Members
Lynne Knox, Senior Vice President and
Investment Counselor
Capital Group Private Client Services
Pat MacNeil
Nini Sakaguchi
Frances Weigand
Lifetime Board Members
Willard Z. Carr, Jr.
Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher, LLP
Edmond Lelo
Executive Vice President & Division Manager
Global Banking Division, Wells Fargo Bank
Irv Margol
Consultant
The Executive Agency
Allen Mathies, Jr., M.D.
President Emeritus, Huntington Memorial Hospital
Dean Emeritus, Keck School of Medicine, USC
William A. Niese
Jay Rodriguez
Jill Valenti
* Lifetime Board Members
Regional Chapters
Los Angeles Chapter
11355 Ohio Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 445-9900
Antelope Valley Chapter
2715 E. Avenue P
Palmdale, CA 93550
(661) 267-0650
Arcadia Chapter
376 West Huntington Dr.
Arcadia, CA 91007
(626) 447-2193
Claremont Chapter
2065 N. Indian Hill Blvd.
Claremont, CA 91711
(909) 624-0074
Glendale-Crescenta Valley Chapter
1501 S. Brand Blvd.
Glendale, CA 91204
(818) 243-3121
San Gabriel Pomona Valley Chapter
430 Madeline Dr.
Pasadena, CA 91105
(626) 799-0841
Santa Monica Chapter
1450 11th St.
Santa Monica, CA 90401
(310) 394-3773
How to Get Involved
Volunteer your time and skills
Get trained In lifesaving skills.
To get started, visit us at www.redcrossla.org
www.facebook.com/redcrossla
www.twitter.com/redcrossla
Sources of Financial Support
In Our Community
The American Red Cross Los Angeles Region is able to provide vital services —
from responding to home fires to teaching first aid and CPR — thanks to your generous
contributions.
(July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011). This included:
• $6,097,764 in corporate, foundation and individual giving—All charitable cash
contributions given during the year to the Red Cross, including gifts from all types
of entities, for various purposes supporting the mission of the Red Cross.
• $436,560 in United Way and other federated campaigns—Funds raised for the Red Cross
through United Way, Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) and other agency campaigns.
• $2,084,365 in legacies and bequests—All cash and other assets received by the
Red Cross as a result of a donor’s will, trust or annuity.
• $46,841 in services and materials—The valuation of non-cash donations of
services given to support the mission of the Red Cross.
Contributions to the American Red Cross Los Angeles Region
Fiscal Year 2011
Corporate, foundation and individual giving
$6,097,764
United Way and other federated campaigns
$436,560
Legacies and bequests
$2,084,365
Services and materials
$46,841
Total
$8,665,530
Across the Country
The American Red Cross works in communities across the country to prepare for and
respond to disaster; teach lifesaving skills; serve military members, veterans and their
families; and provide nearly half the nation’s blood supply. As part of the International
Red Cross and Red Crescent network, the American Red Cross also works to prevent
and relieve suffering in countries around the world. Total contributions to the American
Nationwide Contributions to the American Red Cross (in thousands)
Fiscal Year 2011
Corporate, foundation and individual giving
$685,947
United Way and other federated campaigns
$111,273
Legacies and bequests
$81,548
Services and materials
$35,272
Total
$914,040
A full statement of operating funds and functional expenses for the American Red Cross is available on
redcross.org/publications.
Comforting Disaster Victims
After a February 2011 water main break in
Van Nuys, evauated residents were kept
warm and dry at a Red Cross evacuation
center. Amy Jimenez, 9, one of the children
who was evacuated, clutches a teddy bear
provided by the Red Cross. The Red
Cross L.A. Region responded to 363 local
emergencies in fiscal year 2011.
Donors: Individuals and Family Foundations
We recognize and thank the following individuals and family foundations for donations of $1,000 or more made between
January 1 and December 31, 2011:
$250,000 to $499,999
Mei Nien Chen
$100,000 to $249,999
Anonymous
Rivers and Kyoko Cuomo
Los Angeles Region Donors
Trevor Schultz
Carl Sewell
$50,000 to $99,999
Anonymous (2)
Eric S. Choi and Sun M. Yoon
Frank Darabont
Roland Emmerich
Catheryn and Dorothy Hoehn
Henry Stupp
Anita Yoh
$25,000 to $49,999
Anonymous (2)
David and Peggy Coon
Bram Goldsmith
Kirsten Hansen
Cecile Lewis
Joann Lin, Lightbulb City
Jack & Adele Mason Family
Foundation, Inc.
Bowen and Barbara McCoy
Mimi O'Hern
Kenneth and Wendy Ruby
The Shuken Family,
Vista Ford-Lincoln-Honda
The Schow Foundation
$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous (2)
David and Elizabeth Allen
Chris Ashworth
Judith and Chuck Beck
Janis Bell
Bergen Foundation
Anthony Beyer
A. Boier-Jennings
Philip and Jacklyn Burchill
Gary and Chara Campanella
Joseph Caso
John Chang
Amnart Charoensukvanich
Conant Family Foundation
Gary Cooperman
Martin and Katherine Cozyn
Suzie Cross
Todd DiPaola
Eric Doi
Danny and Maria Doron
Russell Dreyfus
Michael and Sherrie Dunn
Gail Elliott
John Fadke
Frank Fairey
Megan and Craig Ferguson
Stacy Ferguson
Brian Ghodsian
Coy Gibbs
J. Gibbs
Charles and Ruth Gold
Jason Grosfeld
Chelsea Handler
Julia Hasenzahl
The Hattori Foundation
Paul Hechmer
Mel Herbert
Joan Herman and Richard Rasiej
David Holmes
Kirk Hyde and Angi Proctor
Wilma Johansen
Rita and Jules Kernen
Lynne Knox and Kevan Lynd
John Lamonica
Daniel Landver
Janet and Barry Lang
Charles Lao
Naneen Leavenworth
Brad Lemons Foundation
Marion and Richard Leonhard
Roger Lin
David & Edythe L. Lippey Fund
Rachel Luke
Vincent Mancuso
Judit Maull
Florence McGraw Trust
Elizabeth McMilon
Scott and Jacqueline Menville
The Barry and Wendy Meyer Foundation
Charles Miller
The Mark & Kathie Miller Foundation
Peter Nardulli
Jeff Nathanson
Heriberto Navarra
Kanji Ono And Fumie Ono Family Trust
Kathleen and Larry Paul
Joan Payden
Victoria Pearson
Lisa and Barry Reed
Charlotte Rubin
Jeff and Nini Sakaguchi
Susan Saltz
Lou Scharpf
The Gloria & John O. Schmidt Charitable Fund
William Seaman
Bradley and Julie Senet
Tadashi Shoji
Gail Smith
Efthimios Sotos
Darrell Sperber
Shelly and Donald Sterling
William Symes
L & G Thomas Family Foundation
Katsuya Uechi
Jason Wade
Michael Weithorn
Michael Wise and Sirah Vettese
Ai Hoa Wu
J. Yang & Family Foundation
Mariam Youssef
Barbara and Herbert Yuki
Simon Zhang
$5,000 to $9,999
Anonymous (6)
A and C Horn Trust
Apatow Family Foundation Inc
Avadhesh and Uma Agarwal
Libbie Agran and Guy Fitzwater
Russ Allen
Cesar Aristeiguieta
Sandy and Timothy Armour
Helen Atherton
Barry Family Foundation
Cecile & Fred Bartman Foundation
Dave Batson
John and Lorraine Becker
Jill Berliner and Jonathan Lore
Wayman Blakely
Deborah and Gabriel Brener
Michael and Sandra Carus
Tracy Chapman
Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$5,000 to $9,999, cont.
Samuel Chen
Martha Cheung
Tishio Chino and Noriko Hashimoto
Roger Cleveland
Gary and Ruby Courtland
Kevin Cox
William Crater
Philip and Alyce de Toledo
Ken and Randee Devlin
Roy and Sheri Disney
Joshua Duhamel
Scott Dunham and Barbara Eliades
John Dunn
Patrick Dwyer
Kim Esther
MacKlin and Polly Fleming
Larry Fong
Maxwell Fox
M. Fredric
Gerald and Barbara Friedman
Sheila and Michael Fulmis
Lottie and Robert Gee
Marion Scharffenberger Geomar
Foundation
William Glass
Adam Goodman
Gordon Family Foundation
Mark-Paul Gosselaar
Meloni Hallock and Rick Noecker
Andrew and Carol Hammitt
Rachel Hankey
Bill Hannon Foundation
Burt Harris
Fred and Betty Hayman
Dennis Healy
Robert and Kathleen Henderson
Patricia and Takeshi Higaki
Walter Hines and D'Vonna S.
Johnson-Hines
Anita and Stanley Hirsh
Paul and Susan Holman
Gerald Holtzmann
Kazuko Hoshino
Wallace and Dorothy Hull
Laura and Richard Jacobs
Mr. Michael T. Jen
Peter Jenarewong
Louis & Donna Jones Family Foundation
Robert Jones
Jannifer Ju
Martha Kadue
Kenneth and Judy Kamins
Holi Kao
Solomon and Marie Kaplan
Elizabeth and Lawrence Kasimow
Adam Kasower
Erin and James Keller
John and Jennifer Kelly
Harald Kloser
Dennis and Elizabeth Kneier
Dennis Korn
Stuart and Louise Korshak
Melissa Kravetz Memorial Foundation
Hiroko and Sidney Kunitake
Valma Kwong
Michael LaFetra
David Lai
Jeremy Lai-Yates
Winnie Lam
Timothy Lappen
Robert Levy
Longo Lexus
Seth Lichtenstein
Tony Lin
Alan and Irene Lund
Shirley Lutgen
Akiko Maeda
Danny Mahon
Donna Matson
Nancy and David Miller
Wayne Miller
William Miller
Cheryl and Patrick Moersen
Fay and Said Mostafavi
John T. Murphy
Gregory Nicotero
Kristal Nishi
James Ong
Gregg and Debbie Oppenheimer
Douglas Pahl
Linda Pfeffer
The Peggy Pollock Foundation
Katherine Porter
Ernest and Gunde Posey
John Poyer
Anita B. & Howard S. Richmond
Foundation
Darlene Rodriguez
Eli & Mae Rosen Foundation
The George & Jean Rothschild
Family Foundation
Edward Rounds
Tom Rudnai
Bobby Sabelhaus
Alvin Sargent and Laura Ziskin
Mary Sasaki
Akiva Schaffer
Warren and Katharine Schlinger
Foundation
William E. Schneider Trust
Paul Schulz
Sherwood and Mildred Schwartz
Rajiv And Caroline Shah Charitable
Foundation
Garry Shandling
David and Tania Shawa
Eric Sherman
Walter Shubin
Simms/Mann Family Foundation
Timothy Sloan
Michael Smith
H Russel Smith Foundation
Ned Solot
Susie Spector
Jennifer Steinkamp
Kevin and Lily Sutantyo
Julie A. Suzuki
Keiko and Tetsuya Takayama
David Tao
Jeffrey Tinsley
Josephine Tong
Aaron Tout
Stanley Trilling
Benjamin Tsai
Rei and Kelly Umekubo
Robert Vallee
Gloria Vandoren
Peter Vincent
Tonya Wade
George Wall
David and Sylvia Weisz Family Foundation
Charles and Ruby Wert
Brett White
Delora Wiley
Daniel Winter
Evan Wischik
Keith and Jane Wishon
Johnson and Jean Wong
Julie Wong
Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$5,000 to $9,999, cont.
Tania Wood
Ailan Wu
Yikun Wu
Kevin Wuepper
Shuman Yang
Takeshi Yasuda
Robert and Leslie Zemeckis
Michael and Carol Zoeller
Zuckerman-Kanner Gift Fund
$1,000 to $4,999
Anonymous (60)
Jason and Meredith Abber
Lois Abbott
Jihan Abdalla
Fauzia Abdu
Keith Abouaf
Chris Abraham
Stephen and Evelyn Abrahamson
Paola Accusani
Steven Ackrich
Randy Adair
Joe Adargas
Jacki Addis
Robert Adelman
Bill Adkins
Stacy Adler
Mark Afram
Thomas Again
Phillip Ahn
Noriko Akatsuka
Phil Albitz
Gregory and Susan Alker
Steve and Barbara Allen
William Alley
Ted Allred
Arthur Almquist
Harry Althouse
Juan Alva
Consuelo Alvarez
Marie Ambrosino
Peter and Shirley Amdisen
John Amerman
April Ammeter
Mark Amparan
Jack and Olive Anderson
Jean Anderson
Kohji Andoh
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Michael Andrews
Christopher and Patrice Angelo
Kyle Aoki
Linda Aoyama
William and Denise Appell
Lori Aramian
Frozan Aref
Susan Armistead
Frank and Beverly Arnstein
Jonathan and Margie Aroesty
Mary Aronsohn
Sue Art
Jay Arteaga
Michael and Ana Arthur
Sandi Arthur
Justin Asai
Donald and Claire Ashman
Steven and Elizabeth Atlee
Yolanda Atler
John August
Vartan Avanesian
Michael and Kelley Avery
Adam and Maria Avila
Marcy Ayanian
Shalom and Michal Babay
Guilford and Gwen Babcock
Robert Bacall
Eileen Bacon
Gayle Baddin
William and Jackie Bagnard
Bonita and Kenneth Bailey
Janet Bailey
Jeff Bailey
Sam Bailey
Jennifer Baird
Dianne Baker
Glenn Baker
J. and Sylvia Balbona
Rene Balcer
John Baldessari
Gladden Baldwin
Dale Ball
Susan and Brad Ball
Alonzo Banks
Jonathan Bao
Don and Paula Barbier
Robert Bard
Stanley and Priscilla Barnes
Joshua Barnett
S. Barone
Jeremy Barrett
Joann Barry
Ewing Bartgis
Eryn Bartman
Ryan Bates
Emanuel Bachmann Foundation
Diane Baxa
Eric Becklin
Frank Bedoya
Elizabeth Bell
Alberta Bellisario
Jack Benadon
Raymond Bence
Alan Benjamin
Robin Benson
Michele Berg
Freny and Leo Berkenbile
Joan Berkley
Patricia and Shelli Bernard
Andrew Bernstein
David Bernstein
Cathy Berry
Steven Bersch
Karen Bertero
Steve Bertram
David Bess
Imelda Betiong
Albert and Terry Bezjian
Shahram Bidsal
Julian Bieber
Devinder Bindra
Andrew and Caroline Bird
Herbert Bishop
Rosie and Leo Bister
Eileen Bjorkman
John and Dorothy Black
Marianna Black
Adam Blackman
William Blake
Todd Blecha
Eric Blumber
Farzin Blurfrushan
Linda Bodle
Michael Bodziak
W. Boede
Pamela Bohnert
Susan Bonds
Jean Bonini
John Bonino
Richard Boos
Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Shari Borchetta
Barry Bordbar
Gregory Boreham and Nancy Fairchild
Susan and Bruce Bornhurst
Tatiana Botton
Boudjakdji Foundation
Rosie Boulware
Joann Bourne
Kuni Bowen
Emmett and Linda Bradley
John Brady
Martha and Charles Bragg
Geraldine Branch
Dulcie Brand
Greg and Joan Brandeau
Richard and Nancy Brandes
Chris Brandt
Theodore Braun
Lauren Breiting
Barbara and Todd Brewer
Beatrice Bridges
Steve and Jane Brittain
Frank and Elizabeth Brooks
Maximilian Brooks
Eileen And Harold Brown Foundation
Gary Brown
James and Emi Brown
William Brown
Gisela Brownell
Grace Brubaker
James Brusch
Ruth Bryant
Sandra Buchanan
Tai Bui
Carmela Burke
Rita Burns
Robert Burns
Kristin Burr
Steven Bushong
Charles Byrne
Charles and Vicky Cable
Dominique Cain
Jacqueline Calavan
Lucina Calderon
Nancy Caldwell
Fran Camaj
Christopher Camarella
Anke Campanella
Tara Cardinal
Kathleen Carey
Sean Carey
David Carlson
Thomas Carney
Margaret Carothers
Edward Carr
Susan and James Carr
Thomas Carroll
Sheldon Carson
James Carter
Americo Cascella
David Caspe
David Caspers
Gisele and Rene Cassar
Jose Castaneda
Gilbert and Marci Castillo
Greg Castronuovo
Boris Catz
Jay Cervenka
Stephen Cha
Chun Chan
Keith Chan
Patty Chan
Sophia Chan
Sophia Chan and Wendy Lam
Amandeep Chanana
Hsiao Chang
Judy Chang
Katherine and Thomas Chang
Walter Chang
Wayne Chang
Harry and Leslie Chao
Lawrence Chao
Leland Chapman
Andrew and Cheryl Charles
Bernard Chascin
Brunilda Chavez
Julianna Chavez
Kristina Chee
Heather Chen
Hsu Chen
Jason Chen
Sung and Lina Chen
Yu Shen Chen
Eric Cheng
Eric G. Cheng
Josephine Cheng
June Chern
Jolene Cherry
Lee Cherry
Edmund Cheung
May Cheung
Michael and Grace Chi
Christine and Gabriel Chiu
Linda Chiu
Eric Cho
Ronald Choi
Wing Choi
Tsunsheng Chou
William and Jeanette Li Chow
Meimei Chu
Ping Chu
Chenghan Chung
Kwang and Bona Chung
Brian Church
Lois Clark
Janel Clausen
Kathleen Clayton
Peter Clifford
Shawna Clifton
Daniel Cody
Alan Cohen
Gerald and Bat-Ami Cohen
Joseph Cohen
Ruth Cohen
Sandi Cohen
Laurie Cohn
Glenn Cole
Darlene Coleman Duncan
Harry Colomby
Jay Condiotti
Leon Condon
Bernice Conn
Theresa Contreras
Christopher and Ann Conway
Chris Cookson
Fred Cooper
Howard and P. V. Cooper
Christopher Cordingley
William Corgan
Edward and Cindy Corn
Sabrina Corsa
Corymore Foundation
Mary Coston
Erin Cottom
Thomas Cravens
Gordon and Dona Crawford
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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Michelle Crawford
Sheila Crawford
Denis Cremins
Brian and Sherry Crosby
Petra Croucher
Terry and Cheryl Crow
Martin Cruz
Robert Cunnion
Dorothy and Wilber Currier
Warren Cutting
Maggie and Malgorzata Cwiertnia
Renee Czarapata
Stephen and Marushka Dach
Dennis and Maggie Dahlhausen
Robert Dahlin
Steve Daily
Trisa Dangcil
Max Darnell
Nariman and Van Anh Dastur
Miriam Dau
Stephanie Davis and Steven Kern
Nancy and Donald de Brier
Randy De Gasperin
Lloyd De Llamas
Robert De Nayer
Jay Deai
Hilary Decamp
Donald and Claudine Defazio
Takuya Deguchi
Mike Deihl
Loretta Deisinger
Robert and Danita Dekarlo
James Del Pozzo
Yohko D'Elarco
Denise Delavaux
Larry and Dorothy Delpit
Owen Demers
Inderjit Deol
Robert and Barbara Deruntz
Thomas Devin
Virginia Dibona
Robert Dickerson
Susan Dickes
Jennifer and Royce Diener
Joan and Cyril Dionne
Charles Dippel
Ronald Dixon
Richard and Thien Do
Florence Doak
Alex Dobuzinskis
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Greta Dockum
Onnalee Doheny
Elton Doi
Evelyn Dominguez
Rohays Dominic
James and Joan Donelson
Jeffrey and Edita Donnelly
Kriste Donnelly
Christopher Dowdell
Jane Doyon
Judy Dragstedt
David Draiman
Betsy Drake
Brian and Carol Drake
William Drake
Jason Dravis
Stuart and Linda Dubin
Nancy Dubois
Dennis and Sharon Dugan
Sean Dugan
Deborah Dumas
Edith Dume
Ikue Duncan
Robert Duncan
Channing Dungey
Jennifer Dunlap
Steven and Michelle Dunton
Archie and Shirley Durham
Sucha Duskin
Glenn Duval
David Dyck
Hiromi Dye
George Eads
Lisa and Kirk Edmondson
William Edmonson
Kesha Edvalson
John Edwards
P. and David Eisman
Bradley Elias
Deana Elwell
Arash Emami
Robert and Marguerite Emerick
Chinyere Emeruwa
Michael Emmick
Yvonne Jill Emus
Alan and Bonnie Engle
Joseph Erhardt
Troy Erickson
Sam Ershadi
Fardad Esmailian
Gilbert and Louisa Esquivel
Fredda Evans
Mark Everett
Emil Eyvazoff
Ellen Fagan
Gerald and Jane Fagan
Bruce Fagel
Irene Fan
Melissa Fanfassian
Michael Faragi
Sherri Faroky
Ethel Farrand
Darren Farrugia
Thomas Fassett
Jack Faul
Matthew Fee
Robert and Bernice Feldman
Robert and Jan Feldman
John Felix
Mary Felix
David Feng
Daniel Fera
Daniel Ferleger
James Fewel
Lillian Fields
Fischer Family Foundation
Pauline Fischer
Fishbein Family Foundation
Laurence Fishburne
Ambrose Fisher
Fishman Family Foundation
John and Claire Fitz
Mark Flagel
Kevan Flanigan
Brent Fletcher
Alan Flores
June Flygare
Wendy Fong
Robin and Sharon Fordyce
Michael and Lynn Forgeron
L. and Joy Foster
Jorja Fox
John T. Frankenheimer
Hank Frazee
James Frazier
J.M. Freeman
Charles and Devon Freitas
Bill Frew
J. Friefeld
Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Robert and Judith Frinier
David Frucht
Robert Fuchs
David and Maria Fuhrman
Masakazu Fujii
Steve Fukuda
John Fukunaga
Frances Fulton
Brett Furrey
Walter and Sharon Futa
Robert Garant
James and Doris Garber
Linda and L. Steven Garberson
Jean Garcia
Jessica Garcia
Norman M. Garden and Marla G. Nadolney
Joseph Gardner
Robert Garrett
Francis and Lucy Gartlan
Tracey Garvin
Gale Gascho
Silvia Gaspardo Moro
Karen Gasper
Tony Gaudino
Richard and Mary Gayek
Robert Gayl
Werner Gebaueri
Dwight Geer
Robert and Shirley Geimer
Doreen Gelfand
Wanda and George Gelsebach
James Gelvin
Travis Gemoets and Kristine Dunn
Charlotte Genevier
Susan Gerstenberg
Safar Ghazal
Phyllis Ghio
Sonoko Ghislandi
Thomas Giandomenico
Michael Giddens
Michael Gilbreth
George Gilligan
Philip Gilligan
T. Gilmore
Nathan and Karen Ginosar
Elizabeth and Michael Giordano
Deborah Giust
Patricia Gjerde
Michael and Dana Glantz
George Glaze
Traute Gleeson
Arthur and Doris Glick
Michael Glowalla
Patricia Goble
Steve and Karen Goddard
T and J Goeres
Gloria Gold
Gina Golde
Kenneth and Billie Goldman
Robert and Minette Goldsmith
Roger Goldwaite
Melinda Gomez
Paul Gongaware
Stephen Gooch
Jay Goodfader
Jeannine and Jose Gordo
James Gordon
Bian Gormley
Edith Gould
Robert Gould
Kapriyel Govjian
Barbara Grace
Ricky Graczyk
Susan Gradman
Ahmad Gramian
William Gramling
Ben and Kelley Green
Kathleen and Kevin Green
Suzanne Greenberg
Title Greenspan Revocable Trust
Ann and Richard Greenspun
Philip Greider
Molly Griffin
Ronald Griffith
Laurent Grill
Boris Grinshteyn
Karen Grodnitzky
Amy and Kenneth Gross
Felix and Beverly Grossman
Steven Grossman and Jill Baldauf
Matthew Gubler
Jeanette and David Gubser
Cheryl Gudorf
Johnny Guerra
Quitzia Guerrero
Ronald Gulli
Jerry Guritzky and Marj Cognon
Juan Gutierrez
Martha Gutierrez
Rosario Gutierrez
Riley and Carolyn Guye
Gilbert Haakh
Joseph Hacia
Mark and Miranda Haddad
Arlie Hahn
Erica Hahn
Genevieve Haines and Fred Buescher
Bashir Hajjar
Richard Hall
Robert and Judith Hall
Mark and Monica Haloossim
Michael Haloossim
Nicolas Hamatake
Erich Hamilton and Alicia Romero
Susan and Art Hammarlund
Richard and Gloria Hampton
Lucy Han
Jeanne Hanahan
Kenji Hanaoka
Natyada Hanchana
William Handy
Anna Hang
David Hansen
Deborah Hanson
Carol Hao
Yoshino Hara
Kent Harada
Lawrence and Edith Harding
Thomas Harjuno
Rob Harland
Sterrett and Joann Harper
Ronald and Toyomi Harrington
Timothy and Iwalani Harris
David and Barbara Hart
Thomas Hascup
Lawrence Hashimoto
Mark Hassen
Alexandra Hawkins
Todd Hawkins
Goldie Hawn
Robert and Naomi Hayashi
Michael and Pamela Hayashida
Pamela Hayden
Rufus Hayden
Gail Hayek
Holroyd and Sylvia Haywood
Jonathan Helfat
Thomas Heller
Barbara Hemig
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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Zach Hench
Dannie and Gayle Hensley
Danice Hertz
Doug Herzog
Luise Herzog
Todd and Loretta Hess
Frank Hicks
Higashi Family Foundation
Jill Higgins
Kevin Higgins
Carol Hile
Charlotte Hill
Karim Hill
Richard Hill
Walter Hill
David Hilton
Barbara Hinchcliffe
Leslie and Mary Hine
Don Hirose
Masahiro Hirota
Tracy and Richard Hirrel
Steven Hirsh
Alexander Ho
David Ho
Hai and Thuthuy Ho
Herman and Eva Ho
John Ho
Kenneth Ho
Millie Ho
Richard and Ying Hoffman
Robert and Jean Holbrook
John Holder
John Holland
Susan Hollander
Megan Hollingshead
David Hollis
Suzann Holman
Charles Holmes
Ruth Holt
Eric Holtzman
Richard Holz
Joseph Homma
Chris Hong
Chun and Celia Hong
Deanna Hong
Sing and Dominga Hong
Mark and Yumiko Hoover
Meredith and Herbert Hoover
Jerry and Marie Hornstein
Michael Horowitz
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Alston Horrocks
Helen Housley
Jim Howard
Alan Hsieh
Frank Keng Hao Hsu
Kui and Jen Jeh Hsu
Martin Hsu
Michael Hsu
Nonie Hsu
Rita Hsu
Jennifer Hsuchen
Pamela Hu
Lucy Huang
Wenchi Huang
Michael Hubbard
Alan Huber
Joe Hudgens
Elizabeth Hudson
Tonja Humber
Frederick Huntsberry
Gina Huo
Jenny Huot
Walter Hurlburt
Cory Hurwitz
Cathy Huss-Harvardi
Stephen Hwan
Eric Hwang
Lisa Hwang
Supahra and Supattra Hwangthawearvita
Soonok Hyon
Rumi Ida
Steve Ige
Shinya Ii
Eiko Ikari
Junko Ikari
Bill Imada
Yoshimi Inaba
Jean Indart
Gary and Lois Ingham
Marylou Ingram
Natalie Irby
Gary Ireland
Sylvester Irving
Roland Ishimoto
Kristi Ishiyama
Johnie Iwabuchi
Yoko Iwaki
Shingo Izawa
Hidemi Izuma
Lisa Jackinsky
Flint Jacobs
Marc Jacoby
Rachel Jacovino
Doris Jaffe
Subadhra Jagannathan
Suzanne Jaggers
Scott and Laura James
Faith Goodland and Steven James
Richard and Elizabeth Jamison
Jason Janda
Gary Janetti
Iktae Jang
James Jaskol
Mark and Roselyn Jason
Marie Jaubin
Akbar Jazayeri
Wendell and Bernice Jeffrey
Julia Jenkins
Anne Jennings
Cynthia Jennings
James Jennings
Ronald and Jane Jenny
Stanley Jilk
Amy Jim
Gregory Jirak
Brad Johnson
Carrie Johnson
Grant Johnson and Christine Lai-Johnson
J. Johnson
Mark Johnson
Chris Johnsonar
Suzette Johnston
Margaret Jolley
Stanleigh and Josette Jones
Timothy Jones
Virginia Jones
Henry Jordan
Jonathan Jordan
Anurup Joseph
Jeffrey Joseph
Joyce Jud
Gerald and Dorothy Juergens
Christine Jung
James Justiss
Nantawat and Suchitra Jutakeo
P. K
Michael Kadenacy
Mark Kadzielski
Michael Kagawa
Diane Kageyama
Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Setsumi Kai
Alfred Kaino
Duane Kakazu
Howard Kakita
Eric Kalman
Adhir Kalyan
William and Yoshiye Kamei
Stephen Kan
Tammie Kanda
Jeanie Kang
Takatoshi Kano
Lara Kaplan
Stanley Karakawa
Connie Karonis
Kenneth Karst
Lawrence Kasanoff
Lawrence Kasimow
Eric Kastner
Mark Katsumura
Richard Katz
Fred Kawashima
Katherine Keck
Steven and Kathy Keelin
Adam Keen
Tim Keenan
Christoph Keller
John and Jennifer Kelly
Miriam Kelly
John Kennedy
Leon and Simone Kent
Richard Kent
James and Nancy Kenzik
Richard Kern
Jordan Kerner
Cameron and Sandra Kessinger
Joel Kessler
Hassan and Fariba Kheradmandan
Jay-Steven Kho
Ruth Kido
Troy Kiem
Richard Kilbas
Audrey Kim
Benjamin Kim
Fermina Kim
Jung Kim
Karen Kim
Paul Kim
Richard Kim
Steven Kim
Tai Kim
Ted Kim
James Kimmel
Mark and Stephanie Kimura
Georgia King
Kathy King
Victoria King
Richard and Inta Kipper
Kiyoshi Kitahama
Yasuhide and Mayumi Kitaoka
Elmer and Barbara Kittell
Naoko Kiuchi
Daniel Klein
James and Terry Klein
William and Stephanie Klem
Michael Kline
Martin Klitten
Katharina and Elmar Klotz
Robert Klyman
Charles and Carolyn Knobler
Ed Knuston
Tin Ko and Huu Thai
Patty Koh
Penny Kole
Helen Kong
Ann Kono
Terry Koplan
Matt Koskenmaki
Dennis Kotada
Mital Kotecha
Allan and Muriel Kotin
Angela Kovelman
Glen Kraemer
Eleanor and Herbert Kraft Family Foundation
Elizabeth Krasnoff
Linda Krems
Avian Ku
Amy Kubota
Stan Kuei
Daryl Kueler
Raghavendra Kulkarn
Anju and Shrinivas Kulkarni
Akira Kumagai
R. David and Helen Kummer
Kunkel Family Fund
Sydney Kurtz
Donald Kuy
David and Pauline Kwan
Alexandra la Van
James Labor
Robert Laemmle
Bruce Lagnese
Mimi Lai
Seppo Laine
Donald and Rhea Laird
Lat Lam
May Lam
Nhi Lam
Robert Lamarre
Louis and Katherine L'Amour
Hing Lan and Tak Tsui Lan
Tamaki Landis
Clair Lane and Hsiang Liang
Ginger and Chris Langhans
Geraldine Lanzendoerfer
Joseph and Cora Lanzisero
Sylvia Lardiere
Stephen Larrabee
Adam Laskar
Pierre-Olivier Latour
Daniel Laufer
Shirley Laugharn
Gene Le Pere
Craig Leach
Gerard LeBeau
Jennifer Lechter
Mark Ledbetter
Brian Lee
Chris Lee
David and Sonia Lee
Eric Lee
Eric Lee
Eugene Lee
Grow Lee
Lin Ho Lee
Lin Ho Lee
Lori Lee
Michael Lee
Michael Lee
Wan-Hsuan Lee
Yang and Danmei Lee
Yi-Hsuan Lee
Gary and Katy Leff
Alan Lenhart
Doris Lennon
Thomas Leu
Norman and Claudia Levin
Tony Lew
James Leytus
Cynthia Li
Hao Li
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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Michael Li
Naoko Li
Kai Chieh Liang
Ling Ling Liao
Danny Liem
Carolina Lightcap
Theodore and Natasha Lilly
Aaron and Tien-Hsin Lin
Annica Lin
John and Szuyin Lin
Wendy Lin
Stuart and Stephanie Liner
Jeffrey Litow
Guo Liu
Ming Liu
Tai Liu
Christopher Lloyd
Ashley Lo
Rolinde Loew
Richard Loh
Christophe Loiron
James Loney
Timothy Long
Thomas and Stephanie Loo
Hernan Lopez
William Loucka
Rex Loughran
Fred and Doris Louie
John Lu
William Ludel and Tracy Cohen
Khanh Luong
Jeannie Lurie
Lena Ly
Thanh Ly
Anne Lynch
Eric Ma and Chui Chan
Linh Ma
M Maccaferri
Fumy Machida
Peter Machuga
T. MacNeille
M. Grace Macy
Miriam Maeda
Maria Magana
Jan Magee
David Magidoff
Susan Maguire
Ngoc Mai
John Main
Gary Mairs
20
Wing Mak
Dale Malcolm
Laxmisree Mallampati
Jane Mallary
Dorothy Malloy
Tanya Malone
Kathleen and Yvonne Maloney
Dean Malouf
Lai Man
Marc Mandel and Emilia Pirro-Mandel
Martha Mandel
Ralph and Frankie Manker
Cynthia Mann
Eleanor Manning
James Manning
Sylvia Mansour
Stella Mao
Rosa Marful
Irving and Myrna Margol
Beverly Marksbury
Karena Martin
Ernest and Anita Martinez
Henry Martinez
Richard and Linda Masada
Mario Masciandaro
Richard and Danna Mason
Nobuo Masuda
Marciano Mata
Barbara Mathews
Allen and Weta Mathies
Shirley Matilla
Hidejiro and Chiseko Matsu
Colette Matsui
Junji Matsumoto
Katsumi Matsumoto
Garrett Matsunaga
Koji Matsuo
Mamoru Matsuyama
Yuki Matsuzaki
Thomas Mauk
Marguerite Mauter
B. Maxfield
Steven and Laura Mayer
Robert Mc Manus
James Mc Nair
Evelyn Mc Nairy
William McAdam
David Mcallister
John and Vivian McBride
Thomas McCabe
Valentine and Shelli McCallum
Michelle McCarthy
Erin Mcconahey
Joan Mccormack
Kim Mccowen
Maureen McDonald
Philip McFall
Conrad McGinnis
Emy McGold
Kelly Mcgoldrick
Joshua Mcgowan
Fred and Evelyn McGregor
John Mcinnis
David McIntosh
William McLaughlin
Bret McMichael
Melisa McNiece
Danielle McPherson
John Mearns
Olga Measures
Joann Meepos
Jose Mejia
Paul Mellinger
Stephen and Barbara Melnyk
Helen Mendoza
Thomas and Delise Menik
Vijay Menon
Clarence Menteer
Albert Mercado
Richard Merrick
Helene and Robert Metzenberg
Lura Meyer
Ronald Meyer
Nancy Meyers
Joan Michaels
James Michal
Mary Michelis
Jason Micklewright
Karen Milbon
Richard and Mary Milford
Ej Milken
Andrew Miller
Lee Miller
Milton Miller
Robert and Catherine Miller
Steve and Jacquelyne Miller
Thomas and Ruby Miller
Donna and Steve Mills
Janet Mills
Marc Mills
Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Marcia Mills
Dean Minerd
Feng-Ying Ming
Eyal Mintz
Amit Mirpuri
Susan Mitchell
Masahisa Mitsunaga
Shigeko Miyake
Dennis Miyata
James Modecki
Robert and Tracy Mogster
Jeff Mohr
Ada Mok
Tomas Molina
Rona Molodow
Leslie and James Momoda
Francis Monestere
Lorena Montanez
Amy Monti
Michele Montllor
Cary and James Moore
Aldo Moreno
Paul Morgan
Ronald Morgenstern
Alison Mori
Yoshihiro Mori
Yoshito Mori
Danielle Moriarty
Robert Morin
Thomas and Joan Morris
David Morse
Vicki Morse
Cheryl Morton
Megan and Kent Mouton
Karolyn and Thomas Moyer
Iglesia Mujeres
Deborah Mullins
Carolyn Muranaka
Nelson Murga
John Murphy
Karen Murphy O`Brien
Jack and Mary Lou Myers
Robert Myers
Grace Nagamoto
Misha Nagelvoort
Kenneth and Susan Nakamoto
Keiko Nakamura
Yoshiko Nakamura
Michael Nakashima
Lily and Makoto Nakayama
Dipali Nandi
Bahman Naraghi
Anandhi Narasimhan
Noriko Narimatsu
Jan Nash
Jordan Neel
Julio and Grace Negrete
Sherri Nelson
Dwane Nesser
Amy Newman
Cynthia Newman
Kenneth Ng
Lydia Ng
Hy Ngo
Anthony Nguyen
Cuong Nguyen
Mark Nguyen
Oanh Nguyen
Tam Nguyen
Tu Nguyen
Nicolina Nicchitta
Rachael Nichols
Susan Nichols
Margie Nicholson
Eric and Shelby Nielsen
William and Ann Niese
Nadine Nightingale
Ippei Nishiguchi
Joyce Nitz
Kate Noonan
Lucille Norberg
Michael and Kathleen Norris
David Novo
Jean and Gordon Nunes
Donald O`Connor
Ronald and Barbara O`Meara
Michael Oakley
Toshio Oazawa
Charles and Shelby Obershaw
Geoffry Oblath
Heidi Obrien
Michael O'Brien
Michael O'Brien and Nancy Halnon
Clark Ochikubo
David Odaka
Margaret O'Donnell
Christine Ofiesh
Steven Ogata
Koji Ogura
Steven Oh
Edward Ohlin
Keisuke Ojiri
James and Karen Okada
Tetsuzo Okubo
Jean Okuda
James Okuno
William and Laura Olhasso
Nadene Oliver
Nancy Oliver
Mark Olsen
Thomas and Mary Jo O'Neil
Kerri Oneill
Joseph Onuma
Nick Orfanopoulos
Steven and Judy Orich
Jose and Maria Ortiz
Allan Osaki
Mary and Stephen Osborne
Neil Osina
Carrie and Allen Otani
Daniel Otsuji
Margaret Otto
Gregory Owen
Michael and Esperanza Owen
Maryqueen Padilla
George Padovan
Sally Pai
Yunchul Pak
Robert Palmer
Victor Palmieri
Marc Palotay
Rajeev Pant
Gregory Pape
Kenneth S. Park
Min and Kum Park
Chrystal Pastell
Jagdish Patel
Daniel Patterson
Mark Patterson
Neil Patton
David Paul
Lawrence Paul
Jerome & Faith Pearlman Foundation
Edward and Lynda Pearson
Irene Pedersen
John Peetz
Maria Pekurovskaya
Phyllis Pelezzare
Aaron Perlmutter
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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Barclay and Susan Perry
Richard Perry
Rodd Perry and Maura Howe
Harriet Pesante
Robert and Maryanne Petersen
David Peterson
Toby Petty
Susan Pfann
Vickie Pfeiffer
Christopher Pflug
Tawny Phan
Marshall and Emily Phillips
William Phillips
Soon Pho
Teresa and Timothy Piasky
John and Joan Pigott
Qwen Pinckney
Stephen Pinto
Yuman Pirzada
Dean Ptichford and Michael Mealiffe
Catherine Pleasant
James and Sharon Plotkin
Sydney Poitier
William Polish
Yoshiko Poncher
Thomas Posin
Deborah Poulter
John Power
Joseph Preston
Sasha Price
Norma Priggione
Hillary Prokop
Robert and Kathryn Proulx
Adam Puhl
James Pulver
Evan Purcell
Wendy V.C. Purcell
Rakesh Puvvada
Jeffery Quirk
Ki and Yong Ra
Louis Rabinowitz
Nancy Radin
Cynthia Radom
Ronald and Wanda Ragland
Nahla Rajan
Blesilda Ramirez
Simon Ramo
Marny Randall
June Rank
Ken Raphael
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Mikiko Rath
Marisa Ratinoff
Charles Ray
William Ray
Farshid and Shohreh Rayati
Mark Rayman
Rami Razouk
John Record
Roopa Reddy
Michael Reed
Peyton Reed
Christine Reese
Peter Reilly
Rob Reiner
Carolyn Reiss
John Reitz
Corrine Reminick
James and Rachel Renhult
Shelley Resnik
John Revell
Reynolds Family Foundation
Insook Rhee
Cheryln Rice
David Richardson
Lance Richmond
Walter and Verna Richter
Bonnie Rickles
Tara Riddle
Donald and Susan Riechel
Michael Rielly
Arthur and Jane Riggs
Brian Riley
Eric Riley
Olun Riley
Robert and Audrey Riley
Karen and Graham Ritchie
Krysten Ritter
Frank Roberts
William and Mitsuko Roberts
Patricia Robertson
Carl Robinson
Debra and Alan Roche
James Rodarte
Darlene Rodriguez
Tomie Rogers
Sara Rollens
Jutta Romero
George and June Romine
Art and Janice Ronci
Keith Ronk
Susan Rosenberg
Luba Rosenblum
Lawrence and Alison Rosenthal
Maya Roth
James Rothe
David and Phyllis Rothman
Robert Rovner
Brett Rowley and SusanVan Der Werff-Rowley
Donald and Jane Royer
Sharon and D.W. Rubalcava
Raymond Rubenstein
Abraham and Annette Rubin
Judith Rubin
Priscilla Rubinstein
Jensen Rufe
Joseph Ruffino
Gayle and David Runyan
Catherine and Miles Ruthberg
Miriam Rutiz-Braveman
Robert Ryans
Dean and Donna Rydquist
Laura and John Saade
Nicholas Saakvitne
John Sachs
Violet Sachs
David Sackman
Sara Sadhwani
Ajay Sahgal
Tricia Saiki
Nadine Saiti
Aiko Sakai
Naomi Sakamoto
Elly Saletta
Trudy Salven
Lawrence Sam
Christian Samson
Vanessa San Jose
Edward and Charlene Sanborn
Kevin Sands
Shinya Sano
Tsukasa Sano
Carmen Santas
Edward Saraffian
William Sargent
Nancy Sarkisian
Bernard and Rhoda Sarnat
Timothy Sassoon
Edward Sato
Yukio and Yumiko Sato
Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Isabel Satra
Ariana Savalas
Alex and Sachiko Sawada
Thomas and Mary Lou Sayers
James and Denise Schaefer
Jacqueline Schaeffer
Eric Scharpf
Arthur Schawartz
Joshua Schechter
Sanford Schenbart
Kenneth and Gail Schild
Terri Schlagel
Donald and Yvonne Schmidt
Lauren Schmidt
Linda Schneider
Scott Schoenberger
Julie Schollenberger
Molly Schoneveld
David Schrader
Bonnie Schroeder
William and Inez Schubert
Michael Schueder
Joanne Schulwitz and Carleton Block
Jacqueline and Paul Schulz
Michael Schur
Seth Schwartz
Denise Schwarz
Donna Schweers
Brian Scott
Robert Sefaradi
Darren Seidel and Elaine Paul
Anthony Seki
Keizo Seki
Nadine Semer
Janice Sendejas
Nadarajah and Sankari Senthilkumar
Alfredo Septien
Peter Serchuk
James Seright
Cathy Setoda
Helen Settle
Lake Setzler
Kathy Sexton
Sue Shackelford
Annabelle and Andrew Shaddock
Daniel Shannon
Deidre Shannon
Daniel and Annette Shapiro
George Shapiro
Lynda Shapiro
Debbie Sharratt
Donald Shaul and Shirley Suda
Annie Shaw
James Shaw and Marnie Weber
Peter Sheerin
Bryan Sheldon
Rohini and Uday Shendrikar
Eugenia Shepard
Robert and Kimberly Shepherd
Rocky Sherer
Paul and Diane Sherwood
Keiichi Shibuya
Eliany Shie
Aishah Shih
Steve and Myung Shin
Yun Shin
Gerald Shishido
Rich Siegel
Maria and Americo Silva
Cameron and Teresa Simbro
Stuart Simmons
Shushan Simon and William Loos
Tamme Simon-Mccauley
Tanya Simpson
Nancy Sinatra
Joel and Karen Singer
Frank Sinton
Megumi Sisson
Fay Sklar
Yvonne Slaught
Albert and Amanda Smith
Bryan Smith
Cassandra Smith
Donald Smith
Gilbert and Shirley Smith
Hugh and Mary Smith
Paul Smith
Peter Smith
Phyllis Smith
Steven Smith
Michael Smithe
James Snider
Brian Snowden
Ruth Sobeck
David and Ann Socher
Diana Sodaro
Tomiko Soderlund
Jill Soffer
John Sohl
Jonathan Soiseth
Fred and Cynthia Soldwedel
Juan and Alicia Solis
Dorothy Solomon and Antonio Frayre
Kathleen Soltwedel
Jennifer Sonnenberg Rhim
Gregory Sonoda
William and Diana Sornborger
Rick Spade
Jon Spallino
Joseph Spano
Ethan Spaulding
Irwin and Lorri Spiegel
Edward and Valerie Spong
Lawrence and Gloria Spungin
Noot and Paul Stapleton
Michael Stars
Loren Steadman
Margaret and Richard Steenken
Stanton and Jaclyn Stein
Glenn Steinke
Craig Stephen
Barbara Stephens
Gayle Stephenson
Scott Sterling
Fred Stevens
Hilary Stevens
Alice and Clinton Stevenson
Okyo Sthair
James Stinson
Carolyn Stone and Chandler Lee
Charlotte Stone
Clifton Stoneburner
Carolyn Strauss
Marla Strick
Todd Strickland
Yuejin Su
Irawan Suanto
Gary Sugano
Masafumi Sugano
Satoshi Sugawara
Toshifumi Sugimori
Nathan Sugimoto
Joy and Bernard Sullivan
Pat Sullivan
Robert and Catherine Sullivan
Susan Sullivan
Chia Sun
Colleen and Joel Surnow
William and Ruby Suter
Kazuo Suzuki
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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Annette Swain
Joanna Swatik
Issam Sweis
Elizabeth Swofford
Eric Szmanda
Kamrooz Tabibzadeh
Martin and Karen Tachiki
Jean Taeuffer
Jessie Tait
Kenji Tajimi
Kanji Takahashi
Mark Takamoto
Ron Takasugi
Ayako Takeda
George Takei
Jin Takemura
Norihisa Tamaoka
Priscilla Tamkin
Raphaelle Tamura
Stella Tan
Jonathan and Cynthia Tanaka
Kenneth and Chizuko Tanaka
Yasunori Tanaka
Yuri Tanaka
Shuw Tang
Stephanie Tang
Raul Tapia
Mamoru Tashima
Julio Tawata
Grazka Taylor
Janet Taylor
John Taylor
Joseph Taylor
Vickie Taylor
Berta Teer
Motoki Teranishi
Takashi and Naomi Terashima
Masaaki Terashita
Karoun Terterian
Carl and Lamonia Terwilliger
Glenn Teshirogi
John and Joy Teske
Richard and Beverly Testwuide
Hy Thai
Vinh Thai
Gunvanti and S. Thakkar
Rahim and Azad Thobani
Clive Thomas
Preska Thomas
Ross and Maureen Thomas
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David and Elizabeth Thompson
Casandra Thomson
Marlyn Thornton
George Tiermey
Jennifer Tilly
Frences Ting
John and Carolyn Tipton
Nancy Title
June Togioka
Motoki Tomatsu
Dawn Tomita
Irene Tong
Janice Tougas
Brian Towne
Terry Townsend
Andy Tran
Buwon Tran
Hubert Tran
Jacqueline Tran
Kim Tran
Mike Tran
TuyNhu Tran
Yen Tran
Tran's Family Charity Foundation
Kenneth and Karin Travis
Steven Travis
Bart Trow
Gary Troyer
Edward Trujillo
Grandin Truong
Minh Truong
Hui and Ruey Tsai
Peter Tsai
Shirley Tsai
Randy Tsao
Yo-Hsuang Tsao
Kenneth Tse
Leslie Tse
David Tseng
Emma Tsuchida
Takashi Tsuzuki
Ree Tucker
Ken Tung
Kathleen Turner
Robert Tuttle and Maria Hummer-Tuttle
Alexei Tylevich
C. Tylka
Anne Uhl
Hirotake Uketa
Roz Ushigome
Jeanne and Mike Usonis
Robert Uyesato
Steven Valentine
Elizabeth Vance
Joyce Vandervoort
Christopher and Jaime Vane
Paul and Lois Vaughan
Francis and Francoise Veber
Mark Vidergauz
John Viggers
Anna and Gregory Viksman
Richard and Ann Marie Villaescusa
Michael Vincent
Joan D. Vitale
Jeff Vo
Robert Vogel
Bette and Kenneth Volk
Clyde Von Der Ahe
Sheila Von Euer and John Huskey
Jonathan Vorasane
Paul Wagner
Lauriston and Judy Wah
Patricia Wahle
Rebecca Waits
Mark and Gillian Wakabayashi
Emi Wakiya
Andrew and Kathryn Waldner-Gourash
David and Clare Walkley
Robert Wall
Marjorie Wallace
Robin Wallace
Charles Wallasch
Mark Waller
Robert A. Waller Foundation
Desmond Walsh
Aaron Walton
Bianca Wang
Clay Wang
Jim Wang
Lawrence Wang
Mary Wang
Yi Lang Wang
Tim Ward
Ernest and Elaine Warsaw
Rick Wartzman
Kenneth and Julie Washenik
Sheila Wasserman
Hiroko Watanabe
Yuko Watanabe
Evelyn and Seymour Waterman
Individuals and Family Foundations, continued
$1,000 to $4,999, cont.
Myles Watling
Glenn Watson
John and Connie Watson
Craig Webb
John and Renita Weber
Otto and Vica Weber
Bryant Webster
Benjamin Weeden
Michael and Mary Weedman
Mildred Wegner
Mikki Weightman
Bernard Weinberg
Eric and Jill Weinlein
Mary Ann Weisberg And Bryce
Perry Foundation
Alan Weiss
Linda Weiss
Ronald Weiss
Brian Weitman
Evan Wells
Roger and Crescent Wells
Phuong Wen
Yung-Hsi Wen
Alexis Wernberg
Jean Wetstein
Dermot and Eileen Whelan
Brad Whitaker
Edwin White
John and Hazel White
John D. and Caroline B. Whipple Trust
Albert Whittlesey
Carolyn Wieland
Edward Wigton
Nicholas Wilcockson
Gertrude Willauer
Chris Williams
Dorothy Williams
Frank Williams
Gary Williams
James Williams
Scott Wiltermuth
Stephen and Jan Winston
Robert Winter
Robert and Lillian Wintroub
Lane and Christine Wipff
Simon Wise
Jami Witte
Lee Witte
Gary Wolf
Nancy Wolf
David Womark
Alice Wong
Cindy Wong
Heang Wong
Lawrence Wong
Mildred Wong
Reger and Peggy Wong
Sherwin and Shirley Wong
Silvia Wong
Wayne Wong
Alan Wood
Peggy and Charles Wood
Andrew Woods
Gerald Woods
Nancy Woskow Trust
Salli Wright
Andy Wu
David Wu
Kenneth Wu
Michelle Wu
Ping-Yuan and Chong Wu
Tony Wu
Wendy Wu
Richard and Shirley Wulfing
Takashi Yamamiya
Yosuke Yamamoto
Flora Yamanaka
Miles and Mari Yamanaka
Rodney Yamane
Ken Yamate
Dave Yamauchi
George Yamauchi
Satoshi Yanai
Antair Yang
Chungwei Yang
Frank and Sandy Yang
Helen Yang
Jenny Yang
Kenny Yang
Lisa Yang
Sarah Yang
Yao Chi Yang
John Yano
Rina Yano
Daniel and Nancy Yao
Helena Yao
Joanne Yasuda
Mina Yasuda
Hiroki Yasukawa
Patricia Yee
Helen Yerkey
June Yip
Polly Yiu
Krista Yokoyama
Go Yoshida
Tomoe Yoshida
Tokuji Yoshihashi
Joanne Yoshii
Harry Yoshikawa
John and Maria Young
Joseph Young
Judy Young
Stephen Youngerman
Li and Grace Yu
Kate Yuen
Shunsuke Yuri
Row Zadeh
Mark Zaltsman
Paul Zaltsman
Anthony Zane
William Zant
Victor Zaragoza
Mark Zarem
Stanley Zax
Robert Zeigler
Jason Zenk
Xiaohong Zhang
Sarah Zhou
Xing Zhou
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Businesses, Organizations and Foundations
We recognize and thank the following businesses, organizations and foundations for donations of $10,000 or more made
between January 1 and December 31, 2011:
$1,000,000 +
Forever 21, Inc.
$500,000 to $999,999
The Ahmanson Foundation
Big Star Clothing, Inc.
Blu Element, Inc.
Friedkin Disaster Relief Fund
Panda Restaurant Group, Inc.
$250,000 to $499,999
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Disney World Wide Outreach
Farmers Insurance Group
Nexon America, Inc.
Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc.
Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
The TR Family Trust
Verizon Volunteers Program
Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.
$100,000 to $249,999
Activision: Activision Hq
American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
Aon Foundation
Beiersdorf, Inc.
Grant Thornton Foundation
Greater Houston Community Foundation
c/o Lexus/Toyota
Herbalife Family Foundation
J-Network, Inc.
The Neu Foundation of California, Inc.
O'Melveny & Myers, LLP
Price Leblanc, Inc.
Riot Games, Inc.
Rock Revival, Inc.
Sweet People Apparel, Inc.
The Walt Disney Company
$50,000 to $99,999
Anonymous
19 Entertainment
Al's Irrevocable Charitable Trust
The Angell Foundation
BNI-Misner Charitable Foundation
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Cathay Bank Foundation
Citizen Watch Company
City National Bank
Confidence Foundation
Crown Family Philanthropies
Edison International
Edison International Employee
Contributions Campaign
Electronic Arts, Inc.
Estate of Vernard A. Grant
The Green Foundation
Hudson Group
Hulu
I-Kuan Tao USA
International Rectifier Corporation
James Perse Los Angeles
The Janus Foundation
Kitty Purry, Inc.
Little Tokyo Public Safety
Mattel, Inc.
McDermott, Will & Emery, LLP
Mrs Me, Inc.
Occidental Petroleum Corporation
Pharmavite, LLC
Sempra Energy
Sewell Lexus
Sony Pictures Entertainment
State Farm Insurance Companies
Stone Family Fund
Tokidoki, LLC
$25,000 to $49,999
Aksys Games Localizations, Inc.
Allied Physicians of California
B & H Education
Barnes & Thornburg, LLP
Dan Murphy Foundation
DineEquity
DIRECTV
Echo
eHARMONY, Inc.
Farmers Disaster Relief Group
Frederick F. & Mary E. Myers Foundation
GFM, LLC
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers - Local 47
Its A Wonderful World, Inc.
JAKKS Pacific, Inc.
Jerome Foundation
Korea Times
L.A. Lakers Youth Foundation
Los Angeles Unified School District
McGuireWoods
Nakajima USA, Inc.
Nara Bank
Nestle USA
Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker, LLP
Rag's Style Lafine
Reliance Steel and Aluminum Co.
Rubin Postaer & Associates
Sidley Austin Foundation
Sunrider International
Teaumen & Grace Fuite Foundation
Teleflora, Inc.
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Urban Outfitters
Walter Lantz Foundation
Wedbush Morgan Securities, Inc. and
Wedbush Bank
Wescom Credit Union
Yoshinoya New York, Inc.
$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous
Active Network
Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.
Amcor Packaging, Inc.
American Golf Foundation
Aveniu Brands
Avery Dennison Foundation
Backstage Web, Inc.
The Bank Of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ufj, Ltd.
Bright World Foundation
Callie D. McGrath Foundation
The Capital Group Companies
Charitable Foundation
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Celluphone
Charis Fund
Church Everyday
Circle K
Clarion Corporation
Coalition Of Asian Pacifics in
Entertainment (CAPE)
Coinstar
Businesses, Organizations and Foundations, continued
$10,000 to $24,999 cont.
Conference of Grand Masters Prince
Hall Masons Foundation, Inc.
The Corwin D. Denney Foundation
Crystal Cruises
Dealer Tire, LLC
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
Deluxe Entertainment Services Group
Devito/Perlman Family Foundation
Disney/ABC Television Group
Domino Foods, Inc.
Dura Coat Products, Inc.
East Bay Community Foundation
Echo Workplace Giving
Ernst & Young, LLP
FS Precision Tech
Goldberg and Solovy Foods, Inc.
Great Light Tao
Herbalife International of America, Inc.
High Desert Medical Group
Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin
Insomniac, Inc.
Italee
J.B. & Emily Van Nuys Charities
J.P. Original Corp.
John Paul Mitchell Systems
JTB Americas, LTD.
Jupeto Properties, LLC
Just A Little
Kabuki Restaurants, Inc.
The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris
Foundation
Koreatown Plaza
La Pho Da Son Quan Am Bo Tat Tu, Inc.
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Employees
Reaching Out Club
Loeb & Loeb, LLP
Los Angeles Kings Hockey Club
Louis Vuitton, Inc.
LTK Hawaii, Inc.
Marukai Corporation
Mighty Fine, Inc.
Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp, LLC
Mizuho USA Foundation, Inc.
Morgan Keegan & Company
NBCUniversal
Nestle (The Matching Gift Center)
NewEgg.com
Pacific Health Works, LLC
Panzera Insurance Company, Inc.
The Pasadena Playhouse
Perfect World Entertainment, Inc.
Pfaffinger Foundation
Porto's Bakery, Inc.
R & B Realty Group
Roy E. Crummer Foundation
Sanrio, Inc.
Sidney Stern Memorial Trust
Signet Tours, Inc.
SJ Greens, Inc.
Skechers USA, Inc.
SMBC Global Foundation
Social Goodies, LLC
Southern California Gas Company
Stickam Worldwide, Inc.
Superior Communications
THQ, Inc.
To Japan: From LA With Love
Torrance Memorial Medical Center
Toyota Of Gladstone
Toyota Of Lake City
Trednet, Inc.
Tuff Stuff Products, Inc.
Unified Grocers
United Negro College Fund, Inc.
United Sample, Inc.
Universal Music Group, Inc.
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Foundation
Westland School, Inc.
Wilmington Trust
Winkler Family Foundation
World Finer Foods, Inc.
The Writers Store
Yokohama Tire Corporation
Zenith Insurance Company
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McCoy Legacy Society
We honor these forward-thinking people who have made a donation to the American Red Cross through a planned gift.
Many are unrestricted gifts that support programs and services where the need is greatest. Donations made by
McCoy Legacy Society members provide the largest source of unrestricted funding each year. These generous individuals
are honored with a certificate and pin from the McCoy Legacy Society and invited to educational programs and receptions
during the year.
Anonymous
Robert Amonic
N. A. Anderson
Nancy C. Anderson
Guillermo N. Arreola
Margaret Beetham
Robert Beltran
Peter E. and Carolyn Berger
Claudine Biastre
Louis Block
Walter D. Bowman
Geraldine B. Branch
Sidney and Helen R. Chambers
Peter Chapel
John B. Charnay
Carol A. Chvala
Proxiteen W. Collins
Forster Cooper
Jose L. Cruz
Felicia A. Daffara
Rendell W. Dahms
Carmen Daugherty
Estela C. Diaz
Robert A. Drew
Isaac Duarte
Ron Farina
Margie Eddy-Forbes
Vivian Fountain
James P. Francis
Carlos G. Galdamez
Sanford Gerber
Ben And Kelley Green
Kenneth B. and Amy Gross
Rodney D. and LaVerne Hagenbuch
Anna Hafeli
Felicia Hamad
Constance F. Harris
Maxine Harris
Ginger Hitzke
Gary and Lois Ingham
Esther K. Jacobs
Wilma Johansen
Susan F. Johnson
Howard W. Jones
Robert Kain
Colette Karp
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Elizabeth Kasparian
Marie T. Kistler
Erwin H. and Effie A. Koschorreck
Daniel Kronstadt
Rosa L. Kunin
S. H. and Joanne Kuo
James D. Labor
Winifred Laub
Norma J. Lauterbach
Ellen Leonard
John N. Levi, Jr.
Catherine Martin
Lucina Martinez
Donna M. Matson
Frank K. Matsuoka
Bowen H. and Barbara McCoy
N. Jeanine McMahon
Carol V. Mead
Jimmy M. Mitchell
Mary Miyaji
Kenneth N. Morishige
James A. and Mary Ann Morrison
Anthony B. Nesburn
Marie L. Niedzielski
Bob Nunn
Robert Ortego
Yuko Otani
Juan M. Perez
Arthur S. and Laurie Phelps
John E. Phillips
Peter C. Picanso
Jessie M. Pichardo
Ruth Porter
Cecilia T. Potempa
Prida and Neesa Prasithpramote
Eddie L. Pruitt, Sr.
Yanee Puripanyaranich
Harold and Sylvia Rattner
William B. and Barbara Rendahl
Margarita B. Reyes
Gloria P. Roberts
Peggy Roffe
Henry M. Romero
Saul M. Salka
John N. Sill
Angel Silva
Elvira Silva
Adele C. Smith
Marc Sobel
Fred and Cynthia Soldwedel
Irwin and Lorri Spiegel
Signe Sponsler
Dean H. and Lucile Spurgeon
Eunice Stanford
Jane A. Terlesky
Ferne M. Theis
Lillian Thompson
Alphonso Vallejo
Jesus J. Vargas
Mary G. Vitale
Penelope von Kalinowski
Anita Weber
Charles Wert
Dana P. Williamson and Karen A. Goland
Halina Wolf
Shuman Yang and Ke Thia Yao
Michael and Carol Zoeller
If you have remembered
the American Red Cross
in your will, please contact
Dana Williamson or
Amy Gross, PhD, Gift Planning
Officers, at 310 445-2685.
Bequests
The following generous donors remembered the American Red Cross in their wills, trusts and estates between
January 1 and December 31, 2011:
Jacob Aguirre
Imelda L. Aron
May Battany
Stanley Bergerman
Dorothy D. Coon
Martha F. Dewey
Charline B. Elfeldt
Daniel Gibgot
Ruth D. Goodman
Vernard A. Grant
Doris L. Greathead
Randolph Heap
Sylvia F. Hoffman
Paul R. Jackson
Ann Kardell
Norman Kay
Anne C. Kennedy
May Gock Kido
Helene S. Lassig
Gerard L. LeBeau
Cecile Woods Lewis
Sidney and Mary Liss
Nellie Lumbard
Claude A. Martin
Eva Mason
Floren V. McGraw
Joan A. Michaels
Nadine V. Nightingale
Rodney M. Norris
Arthur O'Leary
Dorothy E. Paulson
Gertine V. Radcliffe
Susan Rosenberg
George T. Ruby
William E. Schneider
Susan W. Souders
Opal Lorraine Sunde
Mabel J. Valent
Bryant Webster
Mildred Wegner
Barbara L. Wight
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